T-Design, users, skills and a stop button
T-Builder 0.9.12 designs a site from a brief in your account, creates WordPress users without ever showing a password, takes your skills on Preferences, and lets you stop a run before it spends more.
Three things an agency asked for this week, all in T-Builder 0.9.12.
Users, without passwords in the chat
"Create an admin user for our client" now works. The agent lists the site's users and roles, creates the account with the role you name, and WordPress sends the person its own set-password link. The same link comes back to the chat so you can pass it on; it is valid for 24 hours. No password is chosen, stored or shown anywhere. The agent checks the e-mail address first and asks when it does not look like one. Roles, e-mails and names change the same way, a fresh link can be sent, and a user can be removed with their content moved to a colleague. The connected administrator can never demote or delete themselves. A "Users" switch on Preferences turns the whole group off for accounts that do not want it.
Stop, correct, send again
While a run goes on, the send button becomes a stop button. Press it and the agent halts before its next step, nothing more is spent, and your message comes back into the composer so you can correct it and send it again. Addresses in answers are now links, so a live page or an edit link opens with one click.
A developer handbook for the agent
The agent now carries a WordPress and Elementor developer handbook and reads it before writing a custom widget, a theme file or a plugin: how an Elementor widget class is built with Content and Style controls, repeaters, hover tabs and editor-safe JavaScript; theme and plugin structure; hooks, custom post types, the REST API, security, performance, RTL and the pitfalls that cost an afternoon. Ask it how something works inside WordPress and it answers from the handbook, and says so when the handbook has nothing on it.
T-Design: a template from a brief
No template yet? On the Library page, T-Design draws one. Describe the company, what it offers, who it is for, the tone, the pages, and one metered step later a site is in your library: real copy, a palette and fonts, placeholder pictures, every page in one file that converts to native Elementor like any template. Two more starts: redesign a template already in the library, or take a new idea from one. It runs in your account and is priced like a chat step, so a design never needs another tool or another subscription. Files you upload can be named as you like, so every project calls them by that name, and each template offers "To Elementor" or "Keep as HTML" on the project page.
Skills, written by you
Preferences now has a Skills card: how your agency does a job, step by step, in your own words. The agent follows every skill in every project of the account, and a skill can still be saved from a chat with "learn this as a skill".
Update to 0.9.12 from your account, or let the plugin update itself. Conversions and chat steps are priced on the pricing page.